The universe does not change its laws because of morality; the so-called "Heaven's way favors the good" is more just people's expectations. Morality itself is a set of rules established by human society based on its own needs, not an objective natural law. Different eras and regions have different rulemakers, and moral standards also change accordingly, so it is not the fundamental law that determines the development of things. If you have read the "Twenty-Four Histories," you will find that history has never been simply "good will be rewarded with good, evil with evil." In reality, good people may not get good results, and bad people may not be immediately punished. Many people cannot understand this and keep asking "Why," but in fact, the operation of the world is not based on human moral judgments. Natural laws are closer to a calm cause-and-effect relationship: when an egg hits a stone, the egg will definitely break. It won't become harder just because the egg is a "good person," nor will it crack on its own because the stone is "bad." Reality is often this simple and cold.